Sylvia Albert, Common Cause Director of Voting & Elections, tinalakay ang The For the People Act sa ABC News Live isang araw bago ang bill ay naka-iskedyul para sa markup sa Senate Rules Committee.

"Dumating na ang oras upang magpatupad ng ilang mga reporma sa bait... at pumasok sa modernong panahon," sabi ni Mario Jimenez, executive director ng Common Cause New Mexico. "Ang publiko ay nasa likod nito, at ang mga reporma ay matagal nang natapos."

Ang survey ng organisasyon ay nagpakita na 64% ng mga respondent ang sumuporta sa mga suweldo ng mambabatas, at 70% ang sumuporta sa mas mahabang session. Pinutol ang suporta sa mga linya ng partido at rehiyon.

"This is a tremendous victory for mail-in voters in Pennsylvania," Philip Hensley-Robin, executive director of Common Cause Pennsylvania, one of the plaintiffs in the case, said in a statement. "We are relieved that minor clerical errors will no longer prevent Pennsylvanians from having their votes counted. We look forward to seeing the impact that this ruling will have on future elections, particularly for communities of color and elderly Pennsylvanians."

In the federal case, Common Cause vice president Kathay Feng said her group’s lawsuit also is supported by the Alabama decision, despite focusing on a different section of law.

“The Alabama ruling sent a very clear message that the court was going to look closely at the history of discrimination,” Feng said. “… Florida has a history of discriminating against black voters. And the impact was directly to take away the opportunity to vote from Black voters in the panhandle of Florida.”

Jonathan Mehta Stein, executive director of California Common Cause, a nonpartisan, liberal-leaning political advocacy organization, told ABC News that such claims should be expected.

"There will inevitably be claims that the election is rigged because the purveyors of the 'big lie' need these local and state elections in between the major national elections to keep up their momentum; but all of their allegations in the November 2020 election fell flat," Stein said. "There's nothing new under the sun here. And we assume that...

"The charges of conspiracy to funnel foreign dollars into U.S. elections against Florida businessmen Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman paint a troubling picture of the free flow of foreign money into our elections due to insufficient safeguards and lax enforcement," Paul S. Ryan, vice president for policy and litigation for Common Cause, another watchdog group, said in a statement. "[Thursday's] indictments, though, likely represent only the tip of the iceberg in terms of foreign meddling. Both men were also heavily involved in the efforts by the...

Verizon's move means OAN "will be left without a major carrier to spread its often harmful and dangerous disinformation and baseless conspiracy theories," said Yosef Getachew, the media and democracy program director at Common Cause, a government watchdog group.

"This is a welcome change but long overdue."

Getachew added: "We hope those remaining small pay-tv providers and streaming services still carrying OAN will follow suit and deprive the outlet of any platform to spread harmful conspiracy theories that have...

Happy Thursday. How about that State of the Union address?

We demand you follow the law and provide backpay to the essential workers who are keeping our country running during this shutdown. Hardworking Americans shouldn’t be punished when politicians fail to do their jobs.

Republicans must come to the negotiating table, reverse their healthcare cuts, and end their reckless government shutdown.